Flood Watch Covers Lehi and Alpine as Hurricane Moisture Nears Utah
A flood watch was issued for central and southern Utah starting September 28 as tropical moisture from Hurricanes Polo and Odalys moves toward the state. The National Weather Service identified recent burn scars, dry washes, and slot canyons as primary areas of concern.
AlpineOctober 1, 2026
3 agencies respond to vegetation fire east of Alpine
ALPINE, Utah, Sept. 27, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Three agencies responded Saturday afternoon when a burn pile escaped its intended bounds and sparked a fire in nearby vegetation. American Fork Fire and Pleasant Grove Fire responded, as did Lone Peak Fire, a statement from the latter says.
via gephardtdaily.comAlpineSeptember 27, 2026
Alpine Targets Water Conservation Through New Fee Schedules and Usage Goals
An explainer regarding the role and impact of water management in Alpine, Utah.
AlpineSeptember 26, 2026
Hiker Killed, Several Injured in Lightning Strike on Mount Timpanogos
A 19-year-old hiker was killed and several others were injured following a lightning strike on Mount Timpanogos. The incident, which occurred during a period of high trail usage, has highlighted the inherent dangers of the high-elevation alpine environment.
Utah CountySeptember 25, 2026
UDOT Social Media Round-Up Highlights Transit Study and Alpine Loop Updates
A social media round-up from the Utah Department of Transportation highlights various agency initiatives, including a statewide transit study and new resources for Alpine Loop travelers.
AlpineOriginally published September 24, 2026
Lone Peak Public Safety and City Councils to Hold Work Session Oct. 5
A work session involving Lone Peak Public Safety, Alpine City, and Highland City is scheduled for October 5, 2026. The meeting will address public safety compensation and firefighter staffing levels.
HighlandSeptember 24, 2026
